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>> a clone of some upcoming business model >> target foreign contracts Both involve working for someone for a long time, then leaving on your own. Really high
by steve76 8y ago
>> a clone of some upcoming business model
>> target foreign contracts
Both involve working for someone for a long time, then leaving on your own. Really high risk, and people will just dump all their problems on you.
- rootsudo 8y agoThis is actually what I've been looking into - and the biggest issue is: 1. Capital 2. Crony/Local Graft. 3. Supply Chain/Logistics 4. Talented people/niche rows. Thankfully if it's software, Eastern Europe has best bang for buck, Filipinos are 50/50 and the language barriers for Chinese/Japanese are high (but not so high if you take some time to learn nuances e.g. JLPT N4-N3 for Japanese) 5. Local banking regulation/Residency/Working as a non-national (foreigner.) Especially if you're an American (FACTA) Tried, and tried again and just you need a solid team of people that know the natural climate/society and see if your clone can be molded to fit theirs. Still trying though :)